The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-22

why ne turned tncm INSIDE OUTSIDE
Unknown Exchange.
Sunday school next Sunday at II am.
Insure your crops against lost by hail.
See change in time table at head of
this column.
Several changes among our business
men this week.
The wafer in the M~occasin Is grad.
ually growing less.
Anyone desiring evergreens, will do
we'll to call at this Office.
The WARNER sun and The Dakota
Bell on year for So. in advance.
Maj. Wilson, of Aberdeen, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday.
The printers of Aberdeen have or
ganized a typographical union. 81
Is Warner going to celebrate the com.
ing Glorious FourthIof July?
Mrs. L. P. Rose retarned from Wis.
consin last Wednesday evening.
Miss Mabel Allen, of Huron, is visit.
ing Miss Isola Kennedy, of this place.
Mrs. c. N. Cooper, of Aberdeen, visi.
ted relatives in this place last Monday.
-Chas. Thomas closed up ID. r. Put.
MANS elevator at this place last week.
w. E. Benedict of Canton. called on
Superintendent Macleod on WEDNESDAY.
How do you like the new head the
North western Newspaper Union put on
us2
The dlning-room girls at the Park
Place now appear in uniform.-CAber.
deem News.
Postmaster Cooper has just finished
putting in forty-eight new mail boxes
in the pOstofice.
Read the special locals in another
column. You will find reading that
will interest you.
That evergreen illustrated in another
colum is accompanied with valuable in
ormation. Read it. -
!. Albert Gange and wife, of Mellette,
visited George CIange and family, of
this place, last Sunday.
There will be no services in the school
hOhSC DuuddJ CNGuluRs EluGE DdNlGS
is laid up with a severe cold.
H. Olwin and w. p. Butler have
purchased of cewett Bros, Aberdeen,
the Red Front Grocery at that place
On April 2. President Cleveland ap-
pointed Howard Taylor postmaster at
Columbia vice F. b. Smith, resigned.
The Odd Fellows of Frederick will
celebrate in grand style t that place
the goth inst. The boys viii have a
good time.
M. Kile received a box of nice large
fresh water pickerel this morning from
ID. w. Hussong, of Waubay, They
were beauties.
-Messrs. Geese and Brant, direct from
Lake Ponchertrain, La.-passed over
this place last Wednesday on their air
line for chimes more northerly.
Let all our citizens turn out next
Sunday and assist the superintendent
in re-organizing the Warner Sunday
school. We need a Sunday school and
we need il bad.
wv. M. Kelly, division superintendent,
and Chas. "A. Dean, assistant superin-
tendent of the Z. M. ~ St. Paul road
passed through town on the passenger
yesterday morning.
MIR. o. f. Willis, Of Milwaukee, Wis,
visited his son and brother, II. III. and
p. X. Willis, of this place, this week.
Mr.. Willis returned to Milwaukee
Wednesday evening.
"A cold drizzling rain prevailed all
yesterday afternoon and in the evening
turned into snow. This viii probably.
prevent any seeding being done either
to-day or tomorrow.
Abe. L Fisher, "dot man who keeps
dot leedle grocery by der depot" has
gone to Michigan for a short visit.
When lie returns he will be accompanied
by a large new stock Of, groceries.
Next Sunday evening the new time
table of the passenger train on the
Hastings a Dakota division Of the C..
I'M. az ST. r. R,y. viii take effect. The
passenger will pass Warner 86 minutes
later In the morning and | hour and %
minutes earlier in the evening. 1t will
leave Aberdeen every evening at 9.3h.
making the run to ST. Paul in just "
hours. The reason this change has
been made IS TO enable the postmaster
at Warner to distribute the mail from
the south each and every evening.